Everything is prepared, and when the results of the preliminary examination for graduate school entrance examination are approaching, everyone should pay attention to the following four things in time, make good use of this "window period for checking scores", and plan for their future.
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Pay attention to the time of the initial examination
Some provinces and enrollment units have announced the time for checking the preliminary examination results, and it is recommended that you check the information released on the research and recruitment website and the official website of the institution in the past few days to avoid missing important notices.
In addition, after the results are announced, the national line and the 34 self-marking colleges and universities will successively announce the re-examination score line, everyone should pay attention to the re-examination score line and re-examination plan released on the graduate enrollment ** of the target university, and make corresponding preparations in advance.
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Pay attention to the national line and retest line
After the preliminary examination results are announced, the national line for postgraduate entrance examination will generally be released in March, and then the 34 self-marking colleges and universities will announce the re-examination score line one after another. You need to gather information in advance and learn moreThe college line, single subject line, and re-examination plan released by the target institutionand so on.
Generally speaking, the postgraduate entrance examination consists of a written test and an interview, which includes a professional course and an English test. In the interview session, there will be a self-introduction in Chinese and English, a personal resume statement, a research project idea, etc.
During this time, you can learn about the re-examination bibliography, re-examination questions, professional adjustments in previous years and other information in advance to prepare for the subsequent preparation.
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Consider the difference retest ratio
In addition to the score line, the rules of the retest also affect the chances of everyone going ashore smoothly, and one of the important indicators is:Retest Difference Ratio.
The so-called differential re-examination is to allow more people to participate in the re-examination on the basis of the planned number of admissions, so as to select students with higher comprehensive quality.
The minimum difference elimination ratio set by the Ministry of Education is 1:12. The ratio can be appropriately increased in colleges and universities with sufficient students, and the ratio of general colleges and universities is 1:12 or 1:15。
In the difference retest, the preliminary test score is not the only reference factor, even if your initial test score is not among the best, but the retest score is high, there is also a chance to turn around.
For example, the re-examination ratio of a college is 1:12. This year's enrollment plan admits 100 people, 120 people will be asked to participate in the re-examination, and then the top 100 will be selected from 120 people for admission, and the score of the 120th student is the score line of the re-examination.
So, what ifEveryone's preliminary examination ranking is not included in the enrollment plan, but within the difference, you can also enter the second examinationBe sure to seize the opportunity to counterattack and never give up!
At the same time, students at the top of the rankings should not take it lightly and be careful that someone comes from behind. The higher the ratio of the difference retest, the higher the elimination rate.
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Estimate your achievements and plan for the future
Many students may have their scores assessed just after the end of the preliminary examination, and those who have not yet been evaluated are advised to estimate their scores now, and then make a simple plan according to their own situation, at least to be aware of them, so as to avoid missing many opportunities in a hurry after the results.
1. Tips for assessing scores
Objective Questions:This part is relatively easy to assess, and as long as everyone remembers their answers, the estimated score should be about the same as the actual one.
If you have forgotten your answer, try it again as an unfamiliar question, and there is a high probability that the answer will be the same as the answer in the exam.
Subjective Questions:This part of the evaluation is recommended that you score yourself according to the points given by the reference, and try to score a moderate score.
Because the answers on the Internet may not be accurate, there may be more than one reference, and there may be a certain gap between the evaluation of this part and the actual score for various reasons, so no matter what the evaluation is, everyone can use it as a reference, and there is no need to suffer from gains and losses.
2. Suggestions for different types of students
Students who enter the first choice safely: Be sure to maintain this advantage and prepare well for the retest.
Students near the college line: It is recommended to prepare with both hands, while preparing for a volunteer, and at the same time looking for a transfer college.
Students near the national line: It is recommended that you find a transfer college and struggle again, and on the other hand, consider other ways out, such as attacking the provincial examination or finding a job.
Complete the final exam** and prepare for the final exam. The preliminary examination has been completed, no matter whether the test is good or bad, you must complete the graduation**. Secondly, you must ensure that you do not fail the course and can successfully graduate and get the degree certificate, otherwise you will not be admitted to graduate school.
In short, before the results are officially announced, it is recommended that you do not give up studying, after all, you have already survived to this point, no matter whether the result is good or bad, you must do a good job in advance, and give yourself an explanation for your efforts in the past year. Looking forward to the good news from everyone!